Sentence examples for fetching enough for from inspiring English sources
As Richard, he looks older than the dashing admiral, but he's certainly fetching enough for our Joan.
When he met his sister, Mona Simpson, a struggling novelist, as an adult, he berated her for not wearing clothes that were "fetching enough" and then sent her a box of Issey Miyake pantsuits "in flattering colors," she said.
Somehow, though, Stay is fetching enough to warrant more than one listen.
All three seem fetching enough.
Maggie Gyllenhaal as a doe eyed lady love is fetching enough.
This river, there's a little bit of gold in every pan". The gold in his pan wouldn't fetch enough money to pay for his gas to travel here from his home in Porterville.
Having sacrificed any real hopes he had of defending the green jersey he won in Paris the year before for the greater good of Bradley Wiggins's tilt at immortality, Cavendish had had enough of fetching water bottles for the diesels in Team Sky's engine room.
It wasn't enough for him to fetch a ball; he would retrieve it and, standing happily in front of me with a wagging tail, would proceed to swallow the ball whole.
Last week, a private lunch with Mr. Buffett fetched $250,100 in an online charity auction (enough for three Class A shares).
To the 18th-century British, a cock-match was important enough for a fighting bird to be fetched between Britain and India.
